Philosophy and Film - Appreciation and Essay Tutoring
From 112.45 £ /h
Philosophy and Film – Appreciation and Essay Tutoring is an interdisciplinary course designed for learners who are curious about the deeper meanings behind cinema. Through selected films—ranging from classics to experimental works—we will explore philosophical themes such as identity, freedom, morality, memory, and the absurd. Each session blends film appreciation with critical thinking, guiding students to see how cinema can express, challenge, and reshape philosophical questions in ways that are emotionally and intellectually powerful.
In addition to discussion-based learning, the course provides one-on-one or small group essay tutoring to support students in articulating their thoughts through writing. Whether you aim to develop academic essays, creative reflections, or structured reviews, this course helps you build the analytical and rhetorical skills needed to engage with film as a form of philosophical expression. Ideal for high school students, university applicants, or anyone interested in deepening their understanding of both philosophy and film.
In addition to discussion-based learning, the course provides one-on-one or small group essay tutoring to support students in articulating their thoughts through writing. Whether you aim to develop academic essays, creative reflections, or structured reviews, this course helps you build the analytical and rhetorical skills needed to engage with film as a form of philosophical expression. Ideal for high school students, university applicants, or anyone interested in deepening their understanding of both philosophy and film.
Extra information
No prior background required: Whether you are new to philosophy or film analysis, this course is beginner-friendly. All concepts will be introduced clearly, with support materials provided.
Flexible format: The course combines guided film viewings, interactive discussions, and customized writing support. Sessions can be tailored to your interests—whether you're drawn to existentialism, political critique, aesthetics, or psychological depth in film.
Essay support included: We offer personalized feedback on your essays, from brainstorming to polishing final drafts. This is especially useful if you're preparing for academic applications, writing competitions, or school assignments.
Recommended audience: Ideal for university students and art professionals, aspiring humanities majors, IB/ToK students, or anyone interested in bridging critical thinking with creative analysis.
Sample films: Past selections have included works by Wong Kar-wai and Tarkovsky. Students may also propose films based on their interests.
Language of instruction: English (with possible support in Mandarin if needed).
Flexible format: The course combines guided film viewings, interactive discussions, and customized writing support. Sessions can be tailored to your interests—whether you're drawn to existentialism, political critique, aesthetics, or psychological depth in film.
Essay support included: We offer personalized feedback on your essays, from brainstorming to polishing final drafts. This is especially useful if you're preparing for academic applications, writing competitions, or school assignments.
Recommended audience: Ideal for university students and art professionals, aspiring humanities majors, IB/ToK students, or anyone interested in bridging critical thinking with creative analysis.
Sample films: Past selections have included works by Wong Kar-wai and Tarkovsky. Students may also propose films based on their interests.
Language of instruction: English (with possible support in Mandarin if needed).
Location
Online from Germany
About Me
Hi! I’m Kei.
Film has always been a passion of mine—not just as entertainment, but as a medium of thought. My course “Philosophy and Film – Appreciation and Essay Tutoring” is designed to help students watch with intention, think critically, and write with clarity. Whether you're preparing for school assignments, university applications, or simply want to see films through a philosophical lens, I’m excited to work with you!
Film has always been a passion of mine—not just as entertainment, but as a medium of thought. My course “Philosophy and Film – Appreciation and Essay Tutoring” is designed to help students watch with intention, think critically, and write with clarity. Whether you're preparing for school assignments, university applications, or simply want to see films through a philosophical lens, I’m excited to work with you!
Education
I am a doctoral researcher in Contemporary Philosophy and Philosophy of Art. I hold both a BA and MA from the Freie Universität Berlin, where I focused on political philosophy, cultural theory, and media studies. My academic journey has been deeply interdisciplinary—ranging from the political economy of inequality in higher education to critical reflections on cinema and cultural memory.
Experience / Qualifications
Over the past few years, I’ve tutored students in philosophy, politics, and global studies, with a special interest in helping learners connect complex theories to real-world issues and creative expression. I have taught more than 1,200 hours and help students proofread their dissertations or essays for more than 200k words. I’ve also presented my research at international conferences, and I enjoy mentoring students on both academic writing and independent thinking.
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Duration
60 minutes
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English
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